How to Delete Files or Folder Without Going to the Recycle Bin

Here's how you can skip using the Windows recycle bin temporarily or permanently.

First Method:

1. At first, Right click the Recycle Bin and select "Properties".

 2. In the Recycle Bin Properties box, choose the "Do not move the files to the Recycle Bin" option. Then click the "OK" button.

After you have completed this, the actions that will usually send files to the Recycle Bin will permanently delete them.

Note: You can reverse this by choosing the option "Custom Size" in Recycle Bin Properties. (Untick the option "Do not move the files to the Recycle Bin" in Windows)

Shortcut Method:

If you delete file or folder from the Windows, they will be automatically being sent to the recycle bin, which will later allow you to undelete. Although, if you want to permanently delete a file without sending them to the recycle bin immediately, hit Shift+Del on your keyboard and then confirm your choice by hitting Shift+Enter.

Note: These operations can not be undone, so use it carefully